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Hi All,
I have equipment downtime data that is used to calculate Mean Time Between Failure and Mean Time To Repair. The fleet management system creates a new event frame every time a crew shift change occurs, thus splitting one long event into multiple shorter events. This skews the MTBF and MTTR data.
I need to calculate the start time of the next event that are of the same time code whi8le ingoring events with the same ending and starting time.
I have ranked the events according to Start Time and Equip ID and then calculated Next Start, but without looping through the data.
Power BI and Sample Data link:
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Next Start Calculated Column
This is one long event split into smaller segments:
@robertoosthuize , Based on what I got.
Next start date will be , a new column
minx(filter(Table, [ID_eqip] = earlier([ID_eqip]) && [Start_date] > earlier([Start Date])),[Start Date])
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